LeMonique: Eid al-Fitr - Sunday, the 20th of September

Eid Mubarak

Eid al-Fitr is a Holiday ending the Ramadan. Eid is the name to share your happiness with others, and is one of the most important festivals of Muslims. It is also called as Muslim Eid. In Arabic, Eid means Festivity. Eid al-Fitr means celebrating the breaking of the fasting month.

On this day all the Muslims celebrate with lot of enthusiasm, enjoying each and every moment. They dress themselves in new clothes; women apply henna or mehndi and men wear white to spread peace. They wear lots of accessories which include heavy ornaments and jeweleries. Muslims also decorate their houses in their own special ways to create a feel of Eid Festival among all the family members. Early in the morning prayers are recited by them to remember God.

Salaam to all our Muslim family and friends! A glorious day... Happy Eid Mubarak! Sunchi and blessings of Allah pa tur nos hendenan.

Tep pa Bo Salú

Teksto di beibel: "Henter Skritura ta inspirá pa Dios i ta útil pa duna siñansa, refutá i korigi pa instruí kon biba un bida rekto". ~ 2 Timoteo 3:16

Tep di Siman:
BRONKITIS
Bronkítis ta un malu di infekshon di kanal di rosea (bronki).
For di promé biaha ku haña bronkítis mester kur’é masha bon, sino e persona ta keda hañ’é kada bes.
~ Por herebé sèlder den lechi i bebe kayente.
~ Tambe por bebe te di Palu-dushi ku miel aden.
~ Por machiká yerba di hole ku nétumuskat den Zeta di Koko, poné anochi riba fòntanèl i despues mara e kabes e ta los tur sleim. E ta bon pa pashènt di asma tambe.
~ Por traha un kataplan na siguiente manera: traha un pasta di manteka-bela ku nétumuskat raspá aden. Poné riba un paña i bolté riba pechu di e pashènt. Poné anochi i kité mainta, e ta kita ronkamentu.